Conference on Applied Machine Learning for Information Security

Washington, DC
Joined September 2017
If you enjoyed a nice day of talks at CAMLIS, maybe just log off for the night.
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Happy cybersecurity awareness month!
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We regret that we failed to include the GitLab RCE in the above meme. The people responsible have been sacked.
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Camlis Org retweeted
Paper coming soon @CamlisOrg @CrowdStrike
Our first talk of session 2 starts with the inimitable Edward Raff: "Trouble With Time: Compile Timestamps and First-Seen Date Regression in EMBER2024" -- time-splitting is critical for good malware evals, but how might we do it without external sourcing? Watch and find out!
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Our LLM joke board: reply with your own, funniest gets a shoutout in the closing remarks!
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Day 1 of CAMLIS wrapped! See everyone tomorrow at 9:30 ET!
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Our last talk of Day 1! "Inherited Circuits, Learned Semantics: How Fine-Tuning Creates Evasion Vulnerabilities Invisible to Standard Evaluation" from Ryan Fetterman looks at how fine-tuning might overfit to token-level features.
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Third talk of the Malware track: David Ion from CrowdStrike presents "Euclidean Embedding of TLSH Digests" -- how can you get TLSH-like matching scores in an ML-friendly metric space?
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Our second talk of the session is "Latent Undertow: How Ordinary Typos Break Probes" from Elad David -- how simple typos break hidden-state probes without modifying LLM intent or response.
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Our first talk of session 2 starts with the inimitable Edward Raff: "Trouble With Time: Compile Timestamps and First-Seen Date Regression in EMBER2024" -- time-splitting is critical for good malware evals, but how might we do it without external sourcing? Watch and find out!
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Our second session of day 1 -- Malware analysis -- starts in just a few minutes! Follow the livestream here! camlis.org/event-registratio…
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Come for the talks, stay for the view! CAMLIS session two starts soon!
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That's it for Session 1 of CAMLIS 2026 -- we'll be back at (about) 1:50pm ET for Session 2.
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Our last talk of the Agents for Security session: Wayne Fullen brings us home with "RuleForge: Automated Generation and Validation for Web Vulnerability Detection at Scale"
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Talk 3 of our Agents for Security session is Diane Lin: "Robustness in the Gray Zone: Securing AI Agents via Semantic and Episodic Memory against Boundary-Search Attacks" -- framing LLM consistency as adversarial robustness. Livestream it at camlis.org/event-registratio…
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Talk two of our Agents for Security session is starting; John Seymour presents "Citadel: A Maintained, Queryable Grounding Layer for the SOC" -- continuous generation of telemetry maps for agents and analysts. What do you do with "20+ logging platforms"?
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Our first session on Agents for Security kicks off with Arjun Chakraborty presenting "CTI-REALM: A Benchmark to Evaluate Agent Performance on Security Detection Rule Generation Capabilities" -- how well does your agent support detection engineering? Watch and find out!
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Camlis Org retweeted
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